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Angie Heinrich
Zetamari Mosaic Artworks
Angie Heinrich aspires to depict an interconnected world where seemingly small and inconsequential experiences affect the whole. The medium of mosaic illustrates how carefully shaped pieces can unite with other tesserae to create something rich with texture, color, and meaning. There is something magical about the way mosaic offers a simultaneously detailed and holistic view.
Each piece starts with a base of high-quality birch which is then tessellated with hand-shaped glass tiles, beads, and metal using traditional mosaic techniques. Heinrich uses only the finest materials collected from around the world. Each piece is finished with a colored cement, resulting in a lightweight, resilient, and easy-to-hang jewel for your wall.
Heinrich's passion for this ancient art form led her to study with masters in Italy, Spain, and the US, where she was instilled with a pride of workmanship that is evident in each handcrafted piece. She constantly expands her knowledge and techniques through experimentation and continuing education workshops.
Customer Reviews
This is even more beautiful than on the website. We have not yet hung it up due to our remodeling work, but my husband and I are really struck by the beauty of this piece. Very well packed, too.
Angie is an artist in every way. Each piece she makes is done with precision, beauty and an artistry that is difficult to match. This is our second purchase from Her as we remodel our house a tired, country mobile home into an enchanted country cottage. Thank you, Angie for another special touch for what is evolving to be our collective work of art!
Beautiful. Pictures don't do it justice. It was made to be fancy and look amazing on a wall and it does not let down.
The mirror is beautiful and was packed very well for shipping. I was worried that it would be too glitzy, but it was very well represented in the photos. I wish it had been available in a 30" or 32" height. Those proportions would have been better for above my sink.
I love this mirror. The subtle, different shades of blue and blue/green, grey, and brown make it very
adaptable. By that, I mean that it would look good in many places in my house. But, in the end it is brightening up a very dark corner.
I very much appreciated the artist making it possible for me to hang this mirror either horizontally or vertically.
Thoughts: make sure you have felt pads, or some kind of bumper to add to the back, if you want to protect your walls. And, plan a lot of time to deal with all the packing materials!
